And so it shall be.
Body Count - Bum Rush
We all know of the Rap legend that is Ice T. But what is a lesser known fact is that in the 90s, (like a whole decade before the mainstream rap-metal fusion trend) he was in a heavy metal band, that he is rarely associated with. So here is that.
Every bit as atmospheric as the title suggests.
"Josephine of the Swamps" - Grant Lee Phillips
I’ll raise you Bruce’s other main man,Late start today due to work obligations.
Been debating what to select all day today, and didn't want to offer up another band lead singer going solo artist.
After a tight 1-0 City win with its missed opportunities for more goals (and yes, I triple captained the Big Guy), I'm in the mood for something upbeat to celebrate what did happen and the needed win with the "Big Man"!
Bruce's right hand E Street Band man on the sax, Clarence Clemons hit it big as a solo artist with a little help from his buddy from LA:
You're A Friend of Mine - Clarence Clemons, Jackson Browne
On a scale of dour to dirgeish, how depressing should I make the next one. Have a choice of 4 by the same artist, all shades of down.
Could the dirgish one(s) be construed as 'stately' ? If so i'd go that end of the spectrum! Funerial beats miserable in my book!